Mr. Robert Ardis 10-08-2014
Tag: Feast of Tabernacles
Understanding The Meaning Of The Feast – Revisited
Mr. John Durrad 09-25-2013 (from 05-10-2012) Feast Of Tabernacles 2013
Mankind needs to be creative and active. Few today understand the meaning that God has for mankind as evident in the Feast of Tabernacles. The Feast of Tabernacles is a time of rejuvenation where we are inspired to do more, and renew our personal dedication and commitment to get closer to God.
This Generation Shall Not Pass
Mr. Gerry Ardis 09-23-2013 Feast Of Tabernacles 2013
Luke 21:32 states: Verily I say unto you, This generation shall not pass away, till all be fulfilled. Are we the end time generation? Is there a time element involved? Numerous scriptures and CGF literature is considered in this sermon.
The Feast Is Forever
Mr. John Durrad 09-21-2013 Feast Of Tabernacles 2013
Many have heard of the Sabbath day but most have not heard of God’s holy days and the fact that that they are in force today. In not knowing about and keeping God’s holy days, the world has no knowledge of the plan of God. It is time for us to up grade our obedience in participating in these holy days as outlined by God in His Word.
The World To Come Starts With Us
Mr. Kevin Montgomery 09-19-2013 – Feast Of Tabernacles -PM Service
Why are we at the Feast of Tabernacles? It is a commanded assembly! Obedience to God’s laws will be carried out with a “rod of iron” in the World Tomorrow. Following the 20 personal goals everyday is a valuable tool for preparing ourselves for the Midnight Cry. We must be mentally able to usher in the World Tomorrow.
The World Tomorrow – Updated 2013
Mr. Gerry Ardis 09-19-2013 – Feast of Tabernacles – A.M Service
When God speaks it will be done. What will the world tomorrow be like? It will have no end, and the laws and principles of God will be established. Five of these laws and principles are discussed.
The Sanctuary
Mr. Lawton 09-05-2013 Feast of Trumpets 2013 – AM Service
What is the continual shewbread all about? The shewbread was 12 unleavened loaves or cakes of bread which was renewed every Sabbath so that the table of shewbread was never empty. It was a memorial of the manna and also represents the Word of God which is the bread of life. We must ask God for our daily bread, His Word of life, and His Holy Spirit on a daily basis.